Who are the native of New Zealand?, Māori, Aboriginals, Native Americans, Incas, to fight for, se bagarrer , se battre pour, taper quelqu'un, aider, What is “reconciliation” in the context of New Zealand?, Forgetting the past, Fighting for independence, Making peace after past conflicts, Separating communities, When was the Treaty of Waitangi signed?, 1789, 1840, 1901, 2000, Who signed the Treaty of Waitangi?, French settlers and Māori chiefs, Māori chiefs and the British Crown, Australian leaders and Māori, Only British officials, What was the main problem with the Treaty of Waitangi?, It was never signed, It was written only in Māori, The Māori and English versions were different, It was lost, According to the Māori version, what did chiefs keep?, Their money, Their language, Authority over their land, Their army, What happened after the treaty?, Māori became rulers of Britain, The British took control of New Zealand, Nothing changed, New Zealand became independent, Why did Te Reo Māori almost disappear?, It was forbidden and discouraged after colonisation, People forgot it naturally, It was too difficult, It was replaced by French, What is the goal of teaching Te Reo Māori in schools today?, To replace English, To help tourism, To make school harder, To preserve Māori culture and identity, What is the haka?, A traditional song, A traditional Māori dance with movements and chants, A sport, A type of clothing, When can the haka be performed?, Only during wars, Only at school, Only in rugby games, On many occasions (sports, weddings, protests), What does the haka often express?, Fear, Silence, Strength, unity, and emotions, Sadness only, What is Tā Moko?, A traditional Māori tattoo, A dance, A language, A building, What do Tā Moko tattoos represent?, Fashion and aesthetically pleasing, Personal identity and heritage, Sports teams, Wealth (money), What was difficult about traditional Māori tattooing, It was expensive, It used painful traditional techniques, It took only one minute, It was illegal everywhere, What is the final goal of this unit?, To learn grammar rules, To understand how to speak English perfectly, To reflect on history, culture, and identity to promote unity, To memorize dates only.

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